DAY 5 | Mobile Networks [VAP]
Date: 23rd January 2015
For today the main speakers were Mr. Krishna Sirohi.
He talked about the process how the call is made , or it is received in a GSM network through sequence diagrams available at eventhelix.com. He told us about the Slotted Aloha Mechanism to share same channel, GPRS. His colleage student Dishant Chitkara gave presentation on the LTE(4G) networks talking about its architecture and explaining each component of architecture individually.
Today's session was very much understandable as most of the explanation was done on the basis of sequence diagrams for Location Update, making of cal,reception of call. The detailed description helped in way to get some idea hat was actually happening.
The LTE(4G) Network explained by Dikshant Chitkara was quite impressive.
According to Dishant Chitkara , we have to study a lot before making the projects. There is not one special source from which we we will learn . We have to search the lot of reasearch papers and algorithms too. Documentation have to done at every point of the project.
The only doubt which is in our mind is how to select a particular project. We meant by this is that, we don't know the level of projects and we are somewhat afraid that whether we would be able to complete the project or not, because in the end project completion is important.
For today the main speakers were Mr. Krishna Sirohi.
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| Mr. Krsihna Sirohi |
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| Dishant Chitkara |
The LTE(4G) Network explained by Dikshant Chitkara was quite impressive.
According to Dishant Chitkara , we have to study a lot before making the projects. There is not one special source from which we we will learn . We have to search the lot of reasearch papers and algorithms too. Documentation have to done at every point of the project.
The only doubt which is in our mind is how to select a particular project. We meant by this is that, we don't know the level of projects and we are somewhat afraid that whether we would be able to complete the project or not, because in the end project completion is important.
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